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With this worksheet, students will cut out 25 words and arrange them to make sentences, aiming to use at least one /shr/ word per sentence. Then they will write the sentences on the primary-ruled lines provided.

Your students can practice fine motor skills and phonics with this cut-and-paste activity using the words shrew and shrub.

This cut-and-glue activity involves cutting out letters and gluing them in the correct order to spell the two /shr/ words shown.

This printable card game set is perfect for memory match games, as well as other phonics practice games. Each card either has a /shr/ word written on it or a picture showing a /shr/ word.

Use this cut-and-glue activity to practice /shr/ words with your class. Students can color the pictures, cut out the cards, and then glue them to the book.

Use the picture key to find the correct /shr/ word to complete each sentence. Words include shrew, shrimp, shred, and shrug.

Students can use the picture box to help decide which word completes each sentence.

Challenge your students to write down as many /scr/ words as they can think of. There are primary-ruled lines for eight words, but you can print extra pages or encourage students to write more words on the back.

Use this word wheel with your students to help them practice their /scr/ words. The wheel contains eight words.

On this worksheet, students will fill in the missing letters and rewrite the words on the primary-ruled lines below their images.

Cut the words from the bottom of this page and glue them to the correct gray box below the appropriate picture.

Use these flash cards to practice words that start with the /scr/ blend.

Trace and write the /scr/ words shown on the page. Color the pictures too!

Print this plane-shaped word slider on cardstock to create a sturdy study tool to help students practice their /scr/ words.

With this worksheet, students will determine whether one number is less than, greater than, or equal to another number. It includes whole numbers and numbers with values in the tenths place.

Write the word that matches the picture on the primary-ruled line below it.

Use this word web to write down six /scr/ words.

With this cut-and-glue activity, students will cut out pictures and sort them into the appropriate column of the t-chart depending on whether they are /scr/ words or not.

Draw lines to match each picture with its corresponding /scr/ word.

Get out the letter stampers and let students practice building these /scr/ words.

Use an /scr/ word from the word bank to complete each sentence. Make sure it fits in the blanks provided!

Print out this mini-book and have students cut out each page and color them in. Then you can help them staple the pages together to create their very own scr- words mini-book!

Each student can cut out and color their own pennant. They'll write their name and the word shown on their pennant. Then you can string all the pennants up for a fun classroom decoration.

Have your students cut out the words and arrange them to make sentences using at least one scr- word per sentence. As they build the sentences, they can write them on the primary-ruled lines provided.

Practice both phonics and fine motor skills with this cut-and-glue activity. Students will cut out letters and glue them below the images to spell the words shown.

You can use these phonics cards in several ways, including as a memory match game, on a poster, or for a notebook flip activity. They are great for matching and general phonics practice.

Practice /scr/ words with this fun cut-and-glue activity. Students can color in the pictures as well.

Test your students on reading numbers with digits in the tenths place, as well as a few whole numbers to ensure they're reading the numbers closely. The file includes score sheets you can send home to parents as well.

Test your students' ability to read decimal numbers with this handy number wheel. The wheel includes 10 numbers with digits in the tenths place, as well as 2 whole 2-digit numbers to make sure they are reading each number carefully.

Print this number wheel on heavy stock paper and have students practice reading the numbers aloud. The file also includes a page of checklists to use to record your students' scores.

Students will practice place value by following instructions to color the numbers in each place a certain color. Then they will cut out the word boxes and place them over the corresponding digits in the number.

Use these number cards to practice ordering numbers that go up to the billions place.

This file includes 5 sets of cards. Students will cut out each set and put the cards in order from the least to greatest amount of money.

This file includes 5 sets of cards with numbers going up to the thousandths place. Students will cut them out and place them in order from least to greatest.

This histogram has information on a person's results from golfing at the driving range. Test your students' ability to understand histograms by having them complete this worksheet.

Use this worksheet to help students practice interpreting the information presented in a histogram.

With this worksheet, students will use the provided histogram to answer questions about how long a student practiced her violin.

Students can use the data to fill in the histogram and then answer the questions about it to ensure they understand the information.

Students can complete this worksheet to learn about creating and reading histograms.

This Halloween-themed worksheet is a great way to practice making and reading bar graphs.

This article makes an interesting supplement for teaching about World War I. Students will learn about how horses helped during the war and why they were important. Then they'll answer reading comprehension questions to test their recall and understanding of important details.

Learn all about the Florida panther, Florida's official state animal, with this reading comprehension passage and worksheet. The worksheet includes a vocabulary activity, a writing prompt, and several short answer and multiple choice questions.

Help your students understand the duties of the legislative branch with this reading comprehension article and worksheet.

Learn about the United States judicial branch with this article and reading comprehension worksheet.

This article gives an overview of the U.S. government's executive branch. The worksheet includes comprehension questions, a vocabulary activity, and a writing prompt.

Solve the basic division problems and use the answers and the key to color accordingly and complete the two worksheets.

Practice basic addition skills and color in two fun mystery pictures with this file.

This file includes two color-by-number pages. When uncolored, they look very similar. However, the keys and numbers on the pages are different. One worksheet shows a witch while the other shows a cat.

This short passage tells about a trip to the zoo. Comprehension questions include two multiple choice and one fill-in-the-blank.

This short story is about a boy's lost hat. Test your early readers' understanding of the text with the three reading comprehension questions.